Chargers Host Patriots In Coliseum Reunion Showdown
The revamped Los Angeles Chargers seek a second straight win as they face the Boston Patriots at the Coliseum. New players bolster the defense while Jack Kemp and Bob Chitterbud prepare to start at quarterback.
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Georgia-Trojan clash recalls 1931 Coliseum upset
Article revisits the 1931 Georgia vs Southern California game in the Los Angeles Coliseum, highlighting the Bulldogs dramatic 6-0 defeat as All American Catfish Smith was harassed by Trojan linemen and SC later won the Rose Bowl. The piece also notes discussions on domed stadiums for Candlestick Park and Pullman.
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Yankees Choice as Ford Faces Mizell in World Series
The Pirates lineup includes Cimoli in left field as Whitey Ford starts for the Yankees against Pittsburgh. Bob Skinner’s left thumb injury opens the door for Cimoli while the Pirates seek to balance the pitching matchups and fielding, with the series resuming in the Bronx.
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Trojans Upset Bulldogs on Four Interceptions
Southern California burst to a 10-3 win over Georgia as the Trojans withstood repeated Bulldog drives. Four interceptions, a fumble, missed field goal and late goal-line stand defined a tense Coliseum night, with Tarkenton's late efforts thwarted by Troy defenders.
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Keelor Ineligible Hits 49ers Aztecs Clash Tonight
San Diego State prepares for a conference opener at Veterans Stadium as Dick Keelor is ruled ineligible, removing a top guard from the lineup while Amavit is also sidelined for the season on a technicality tied to academic tenures. The Friars face a tough test in the first of three straight home games, with the clash against Lime Beach Suite looming.
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49ers face injuries as guard crisis hampers start
San Francisco State opens with a 20-0 loss to Sacramento State then wins 14-0 over rival, while a 44-8 defeat to Pepperdine hovers. Coach Ben Reed reshuffles line due to guards sidelined including Bob Jacobs and Lon Harris, with Keeler's absence leaving a thin backcourt. Adermann Bridwell and Moon are listed injured. Summers to start on defense as Reed seeks cohesion against San Diego State's Morris in a key backfield battle.
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Braves Cut Schoendienst Amid Rebuilding Push
Milwaukee, UPI reports the Braves released veteran second baseman Red Schoendienst, 37, a two pennant hero who battled tuberculosis to rejoin the lineup. He declined a non playing role and was left free to sign with any major league club as General Manager John McHale predicted.
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Sports Card Rough Broadcast Lacks Clear Matchups
A fragmentary sports radio TV listing mentions Notre Dame and North Carolina events, basketball and football notes, and a chaotic array of venues such as Olympic Auditorium and Veterans Stadium. Specific teams, times, and results are unclear due to OCR noise and mixed references.
Lane vs Matthews in top lightweight bout at Olympic Auditorium
Lane and Matthews, two leading lightweights, meet in a junior welterweight clash on the Olympic Auditorium card. The 6 pm bout airs nationally on KABC TV after a 5:30 start with a four round opener. Gene Fullmer’s middleweight title defense against Sugar Ray Robinson was postponed to Dec 3 due to a standby injury. In a 10 round non televised bout, Danny Valdez challenges Ricardo Gonzales after Valdez upset a South American foe last month at the same venue.
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